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Mark Zuckerberg is eyeing the takeover of the much popular Skype, in a deal that might cost Facebook close to $4 billion.

Around 10 million worldwide Skype users lose the popular cheap internet calls service because of an unidentified fault.

Federal regulators are poised to enact controversial new rules affecting Internet access, marking the government's strongest move yet to ensure that Facebook updates, Google searches and Skype calls reach consumers' homes unimpeded.

It was just a couple of days ago that Skype introduced its Skype for Android app, and there was much rejoicing. But U.S. users were singularly blocked from using Skype over 3G networks, except Verizon users. American Android users could only use it via Wi-Fi even though folks in other nations had no such restrictions (although the app isn't...

Facebook and Skype are in talks to mesh their communications services more closely together.

It appears that law enforcement officers are finding it too difficult to track the Facebook messages.

Cisco is bidding for online telephony service Skype, TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington reported ...

Skype filed plans to sell up to an estimated $100 million of American depositary shares in an initial public offering as the Internet-phone company parent firm plans to convert into a Luxembourg-based stock company.

Skype unveiled a new group video chat and subscription plans, but they aren't free like its regular Internet calling service.

EBay's profit nearly quadrupled on strength in PayPal and the core marketplace business as well as a $1.4 billion gain from the selling a majority stake in Skype.